That's the end of regulation.

NYSC Partnership Day, ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange, Alpha Modus,

holdings, doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

Stock sliding from record highs today, taking a breather.

The dowsing the most pain.

It was dragged by a big drop for Walmart and a pullback for the banks.

Worst day in more than a month.

Momentum names like Palantir and Robin Hood are getting hit pretty hard today as well.

That's a square card on Wall Street, but the action is just getting started.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime.

I'm Morgan Brennan with John Ford.

And we have got a big show coming your way, including earnings results from Block,

booking holdings, Dropbox, Live Nation, and Rivian, along with an exclusive interview with

Rivian CEO before he talks to analysts on the call. Plus shares of Unity software ripping

higher today and up 11 pulling back in response. That's after Unity reported results and laid out

its AI ad tech strategy. We're going to talk to Unity's CEO about the quarter and about Wall Street's reaction.

And as we await the wave of earnings, let's bring in Innovator ETF's head of research and investment

strategy, Tim Urbanowitz, and our own CNBC senior markets commentator, Mike Santoli.

Great to have you both here.

Tim, I'm going to kick this off with you because we do have the major averages taking a pause today.

Bond yields fell today, crude oil higher today, the dollar weakened today.

What do you think about this market as we do sit just below record highs and what drives us from here?

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